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Can a Heat Pump Water Heater Installed in the Northwest Reduce Emissions Near the Grand Canyon?

March 19, 2018
John Ollis

Say you live on the West side of the Cascades in Oregon and you just got a brand new heat pump water heater. You know you’re saving about 1,000 kilowatt-hours of energy a year, which you know is saving you

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